by Lynne Cooke
First published 1997
Richard Serra's colossal steel sculptures loom over their environments, commanding attention. From the weathered curves of Tilted Arc to the towering, rusted arches of Snake, his work challenges our notions of space, perspective, and the human form. Driven by a singular vision, Serra manipulates massive materials to create experiences that are as visceral as they are intellectual. As he pushes the boundaries of scale and medium, audiences are left in awe of his transformative power.
Genres: biography, art, art-history
Vibes: intimate, thought-provoking, visceral
Tropes: singular-vision, transformative-power
96 pages · Paperback · Dia Art Foundation